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Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-12-08
HIGH sCHOOL-A GRADE.

INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENTAL GRADE
Grace Weld. SO; Jennie Dakin 80; Lille
Irwin. 96; John DOnelan, IS; Grace Cur
we'll IS.
u GRADE.
Florence Lent. s.; Ruby Marble, IS;
Jimmie DOnelan, 95; Maud Feely. "a;
Maud Hutchinson, 81; Chas. Dunnagan,
81; Oliver McReynolds, 81; Harry Meyer.
50; Wilbur Andrew. IS; Bert Yousse,
81; Johnny Robbins, 80.
c GRADE.
Miles Miller. 81; Willie Walters, 81;
John Stowell, 81; Ada Jones, 81; Oscar
Plummer. SO; Willie Martin. So; Alice
Hines, 81; George Nelson, 81: Frank
Dunnagan. 76; Julius Hoskins. q; Aus
by Hicks, II. HATTIE DEDRICK,
Teacher.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-10

~ - g W., = they ~ row, ths Re
Duh1Isans eleot their tickse By shout 1,boO
majority. Owing to Democrats splits,
them Il Republican judge On the bench
end full ct Of Republican officials In the
county places. Il might have been
thought that one such lesson ~ this would
b potent IN enforcing the lesson Of
harmony In the party. But IL sometimes
takes moro than one fiogging 70 con.
vince stubborn man that he ID whipped.
The Northampton Democrats are getting
themselves into trim for another good
thrashing, and perhaps II It is made severe
enough this time, the party leaders will
learn the necessity Of hsrmonizing the con-
flictins elements Of the party. The auto
cratic method Of throwing bolters out Of n
party may do In the realms Of Russia, but
in the Democratic party, which permits
the largest freedom Of thought to the indi-
vidusl, it has never tlourishetl, because it
Is essentially un-Democratic.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-10

ACCORDING to the Philsdelphis Inquirer,
the Pennsylvsnis railroad officials say they
expect this year will prove the best In the
history OF the company, both for tonnage and
earnings. Their lines arc fairly crowded
with business. Coal, COKE, limestone and
general merchandise are offering in such
quantities that the company actually has not
sufficient equipment to accommodate all that
eeek market over its roads. A large mum.
Der OF new cars have been added aud more
are osing built all the time, but the increase
10 cars 10 not 20 great - the increase In busi.
mesa For six months Of the present year the
gross earnings saat and west of Pittsburg are
about IL per cent greater than for the same
period last year. A. about slOO, O,OOO, 900 vss
taken In last year, the gain represents mora
than 10 received on some very important
YOadA
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-10
Tee Mach License.

The inquest into the alleged mysterious
death Of Mrs. Jane Markey, Of Nine
Points, this county, discloses that there
was nothing on which to found the story
of her poisoning. Yet rumors Of the most
blood. d.curdling description have been float
ing around the vicinageof the dead woman
and they finally took the shape that son
Of the deceased had been instrumental in
bringing about her death by poison.
1t is relief to find that this reported
case Of matricide has no foundation. But
the occurrence suggests that some punish.
ment ought to be meted out to those who
thoughtlessly or maliciously give currency
to rumors affecting the lives and liberty of
their fellOw.citizens. Those who started
the story Of the woman's death by foul
play ought to be discovered, and examina-
tion should be made whether they were
actuated by worthy motive looking to the
public good, or were gratifying private
malice.
There is entirely too much license per.
mitted in serious occurrences of this kind.
There should be better ground for attach
ing the suspicion Of matricide than silly
old wOmen's tales that have their birth
chiefly in ignorance and superstition.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-10

Arc you disturbed at night ana broken Of your
rest by sick child suffering aud crying with
the excruciAtng pain Of cutting teeth II 70.
60 u onoe ana set bottle OF \ RS. WiksLOWS
oOOshis0 sfkUf. II viii relieve the poor
little sufferer tmmediatsly- -depsnd unon ~
thers II NO mtstAhe about II There 4 not =
mother ON earth who ims ever used IT, Who vtll
not tell You at oncc hat u viii re9uisae ~
bowels. and give rest to the mother, ana r>lisf
and health 70 the chtlo. operating Iika m asio
II 70 psrfsctiy sale 70 Ia all casas ana pisas
ant 70 the tsts and Il the prescription Of ons Of
tho Oldest and best female physicians ana
nursss IN the United states. Sole evsryvAsrs
0cont0 bottlo. mAyQ'ly0Aw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-10
PDaSONAL.

HENRY ALEXANDER COoPER, who used
70 travel with FOrsPsush, u nov living in
retirement In LockPort N. Y. He 10 ieet
2 inches in height and weighs $50 pounda
His hand 10 IL inches and bis foot II inches
long. He was born IN 1860 between York
and Scarborough, England.
CHARLES SUMMERS sweet tooth 10 the
subject Of an tntsTssttng paragraph In the
the August C0smopolitax by Arnold Burgss
JOhns0O, for many years DTS private score
taSy. He was especially fond Of chocolate
crsams and held that . long - be could eot
candy his digestion IVES In sxoslleut order.
" neves smoked md never tassed Of whisky
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-10

JUsrICE BRADLEY, of the Uuited States
supreme court. while scting - presid ing
Judge Of the New Jersey circuit, has dc cided
an inter. sting bridge question. 1t relates to
the power OF Congress to authorize the con.
struction OF bridge over navigabls waters,
whom the land under such waters is owned
BY state opposed to the construction Of the
contemplated bridge. The decision 10
emphaticslly In favor Of the supremacy OF
Congress In all such matters, but ss notice of
an appeal was given by counsel representing
the state, the issue involved can scarcely be
considered settled until Q final decision in
made by the supreme court of the United
Statsa Justice Bradley claims for the
United States an eminent domain still higher
than that OF the state whenever 1t IL con.
sidered desirable or necessary that national
powers should be exercised against the pro.
test Of q state.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-10

Is often exhibited by . delic Ate woman during
the ATTRACTION OF teeth. But why not save them
In time, with SOZODONT, and thus oh bviate the
necessity OF taxing one fortitude' The tenants
Of the mouth are tar more II xey to remain and
do good service. II TIL sovers Ign protective 10
used rs q safeguard against their untinely de.
struction. The experience and evidence Of hosts
Of pc pie, proves this sanitAry fIcI
aug5-S ,w,MAw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-10

LELAND STANFORD, the Pacific million
stre, has passion for horses. He might
have much worse falling He has evidently
turned biz craze TO GOOD account for he IL "a d
to have done more than any one else to i'm
prove the breed OF horses In California, and
TO demonstrate thst the climate OF that state
10 superior TO Kentucky for the breeding OF
swift trotting and running stock.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-10
BuckIon's ArnioS 8alvo,

THB RssT sALvx in the world for Cuts, Bruises
Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fever Sores. Tstter
Chapped Hands. Chilbiains. C0rns, ana ali skin
nruPtions. and positively cures Piles. or NO pay
faction, or money refunded. Prics Is oants peI
boz. For sale BY IL. h. Cochran. Druggist, kOo
~ and le North Queen 81. Lancaster, Pa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-10
-f3ig ThlSvea-2.

Dyspepsia and debility are two big thieves ;
they creep In and steal our health and comfort
before We know It. Let US put u stop to their
tsrs. to be had ut any drug store. rOr sale by II.
Is, Cochran, druggist l37 and ljs North Queen
street, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-10

"Ay daughter y a. very bad on on account OF
q cold ana pain In her lungs. DR.. Ih0mas' Ec.
iectrtc OIL cured her In twenty -tour hours. One
OF the boys WAS cured Of sore throat. THIS medt.
cine has worked wonders In our family Aivsh
b. Cochran. druggist. i37 ana lS9 North Queen
street, Lancaster
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-10

BALTIMORE 10 paying penalty OF Q mig.
gardly mode Of managing her fre depart
mont Tho recent disastrous fires have
caused the fire under writer's to meet and
formulate demands upor the city authorities.
They demand that water mains OF greater
size be substituted for those in use 10 the
mercantile sections Of the city that full paid
force be substituted for the present call men !;
that the fire engines now laid up be put in
commission ; that the apparatus bs increased
to twenty i've steam engines in stead Of thir.
teen "a at present that . harbor tirebost Of
suitable capacity be procured that new and
improved fire alarm apparatus be substituted
for that now In use that the wires DO put
underground, and that changes be made In
the regulations governing the response of
engines to slarmA To make the present
force full paid would add $4,000 a year to
the cost OF the department. and the harbor
boat and additional companies would still
further increase the yearly expenditure.
But public opinion is aroused and the i'm
provements must come.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-10

GEoRaE WASHINGTON Ii now discovered
to have beeu m ardent fisherman. DR..
George b. Moore, Of tho Leuox library, New
York, has recently written and published for
private circulation small volume entitled
Warrington - an Angler" in which he
proves from the Great Fathers diaries that
the latter was an enthusiastic disciple OF
LEAK Walton. This fact throws doub. upon
the truthfulness Of the hs,chet-cherry tree
story.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-10
SAllsbury'S Intentions.

Il y said that Lord Salisbury will not
Dgoclaim the Irish National League until
sonppay y voted In Parliament. In other
sNngds, he viii wait until the money votes
1nve been passed before he puts the screws
sroon Ireland, fearing that II he shows his
I'D now the Irish members will make it
Wnen whsn the vote on supply is reached.
II thoD are the tactics that the premier
Seopness 70 follow, they exhibit him very
Ghort sighted statesman. In the first
paace they would illustrate cowardice, and
b The second place deception. These two
ehaTges affixed to . measure which the
noeal sense OF civilization recognizes a
wrong, would drag it down with immess.
unable rapidity. The best plan for Sails.
haEy y to let the coercion law become
laad lttsr. II he attempts to enforce 1t
= ~ - crusl provisions, he will have Q
hnenstb nast about his ear that will make
hin wish hs had . millst0ne about his neck
- ~ deepest depths Of some unfsthom.
49, -.
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aPkOIAL NOrIORA.
The Travelling Salesman

Is an irresistible fellow, brtm full of stories
Jokes. courage, selfassurance and grit. He 10
very taking withal. BurdOck BLOOD Biuers are
a very taking medicine; they take everyv here.
Cochran. druggisL l37 and l33 North Queen
street, Lancaster,
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| j fa,tcaSter Jnteiliqe,,fer.
l.ANoAsrER, AUGUST 10, iss7.
Senee at AlleuteWu.


1l1guming the probable action Of the Demo-
oEn1ae convention at Allentown upon the
GHh6ect Of The reduction Of the tariff and
ln1oEnAl revenue TAXATION and the i'm
1eon6ou u created that there will be an
ln1uo raised between the friends Of the
unGiooal administration and those Of the
Eunn1ylvania congressmen who voted with
II. Randall, at the last session, against
~ viewS Of the administration and Of the
Uomocratic majority in Congress. Doubt
- such IN issue win be raised at Allen
town, and an opportunity will be afforded
~ convention to display its wisdom in
Gst&ing the Pennsylvania congressman in
line with the national party upon the
points Of difference. We assume that the
Dsmocntic sentiment in the state de-
nands this harmony Of opinion and action.
While Il y true that the sentiments Of the
Dsmocratic convention Of the Republican
sfnae Of Pennsylvania will not have the in.
tnsnes upon the party at large which the
0oc3asation Of the convention Of . Demo-
cEAkic state would have, they will have an
especial force Of their own because Of the
balance Of power held in Congress by the
Peunsylvania Democratic DELEGATION.
While it il certainly true that the Demo-
@atic national leaders, In establishing the
poliey Of the party, will have regard first
6 III TO the prevailing sentiment upon the
tariff issue in the Democratic and particu.
lhrly doubtful states, they will be solicitous
= secure . united sentiment in the party
= IN the states; and the declarations of
IL Pennsylvania Democratic convention
Win have ereat weight,
There u NO doubt 1t all that the action
q NJ. Randall and other PENNSYLVANIA con.
neesmen has been unfortunate in seem.
ingly setting the party here at variance
With the national body upon the question
G The reduction Of the tariff and interna
!. unnese sexEtson. We freely expressed oul
conviction, at the time, that Mr.. Randall
had not been wise in his leadership; and
- are of tho ssme opinion still. We
have no idea that the Allentown
convention will be equally solicitous
with him to show q variance be.
tween the Democracy Of PENNSYLVANIA and
Of the Union. Mr.. Randalls obsti.
macy, and the timidity of the other Penn.
sylvania Democratic congressman who fol.
lowed him, will not control the Allentown
convention, which assemblies to speak for
~ party in the state, a. part of the ma.
tIonal Democracy and whose care it will
b to declare opinions that do not have
sEafa Ijnea for THAR boupdor;oa
There should not be much trouble in
pronouncing views in q PENNSYLVANIA
Democratic convention, upon the reduc.
ton Of tariff taxation and internal revenue
taxation. that will be accepted in q national
Democratic convention. If we admit that
II cannot be done we concede that the
Pennsylvania Democracy are lost to their
party; and we have no such idea.
II common sense. with proper knowl-
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An Eimira IN. " LADY,

Mrs. H. L. Clark. sOi e. Clinton street. declares
Hurdock blood Bnters are medicine admire
Best remedy ior dyspepsia In the world. keep
house supplied With 1t; For sale by II. Ii. Coch
ran. druggist. l37 and l39 kOrth Queen street
Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-10

THE Philadelphia Inquirer says that
large proportion Of persons injured in that
city prefer to be taken to the hospitals rather
than to their own homes. They are sure of
the exercise Of the highest ski at the begin.
ming and of good nursing and kindness of
attendants until they are perfectly cured.
Contrast this with the facts about the hos.
pital OF the richest agricultural county In the
United Statea.
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He Careful Of the l3abies

II your children are threatened with croup
Thomas Eciectric on. II Il the incest medicine
for the little ones we know OF. For sale by h. B.
street, Lancasler.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-10

Was once a very popular song, but like many
other sentimental tunes It doesn't wear we'll
Or. 1homds Eciectric on will wear; It will wear
purchaser hundred fO.d. For sale by ii. Is,
Cochran. druggist, l37 and la9 North Queen
street, Lane .ster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-10

THE president IL embarrassed by the mum.
bsr OF his invitations to visit cities. This is
one OF the penalties Of being popular execu.
tive
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-10

THE Virginia Republicans are going to
subordinate everything to getting Mshone
into the United States Senate They have
set for themselves Q low task.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-10

E1aHrY FOUR languages and distinct liz
lects arc spoken in New York city. 1t Is q
big town.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-10

THE $500 belt presented to John L. Sulli-
van in Boston may have cost % much q $50.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-10

pUPTURE-CURE9 GUARANTEED BY
H DIR. J. b. Mayer, s3l Arch street, Philadel.
phia, Pa Ease at once. No operation or bust
ness delay. Thousands Of cures At KeyStone
Sand fnr circulars. Advice fros- marlslvd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-10

Remnant Silks, Remnant satins, Remnant
!ricots. Remnant Jersey Cloths. ismnAnt
Jers6y Cloths .kemnaut Piaids. Remnant Cash.
metes. Remnant DoiAines. Remnant Salines,
komnant sesrsucsers. Remnant Lawns. KsnI:
nant hAttstes. Remnant AIbatrOss. Remnant
Ssrgess Remnant White Goods.
- Every piece marked plain with number.
yards and price. The prtcs u less than one half
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-. = s' ~
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Domestic Department.

Remnant Prints, Remnant Auslin. Remnant
ehjrttnR. kemnant Gingham, Remnant FisnurI
Remnant 6h6ottnRB. Remnant Tickings. Rem
nAut Tickings, Remnant CheviOts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-21
L. HUTH & SOHN,
BITE alte uno bcpabrte
Gtfen~ II. 6%Dl5maareu>,
Eashn,o. as>sN Ro~,o..G~nAF.-

Wv vUv~ Wv ?
Tarbsus nnD GamensPaubluua
aae, s2s unb $50 We.gt>e trass,
can Mntcato- --.....-.xera6.
Saben erbaItea cine @ar.eabuns
8. 0anbreth & Spbn 5dme e
reten.
Griib . Orb len, Bobnen unb aorn, Gelb aorn
neibeS unb gelbe8. GbenfaGS frbalten: Cine
garlabung 8. 2anbretb C Sobn e1te Gamen-
Rartoffeln, aIS mie extra @arIb 8ermont,
garlb Rofe, 8eautb Of 5ebron, 8bite Gle.
plant unb neue Sorten, @arielb unb State
Of Main.
grparteu cine garlabuns Carly amber nno
garlb Orange 3uderrobr. Samen, sep6bnli9e
nnb German Wilet, gsbptif9es &eis. unS
Beientorn. e amen. @n Sanb: Sobnfon, Mixeb
Rafure, Or6aro. gerrenial @1e, unb &aien>
Gras Samen. @eiber i9pebiider Safer.
asenten fir MiefIe 8 Tue @res@eit.
p Iase e, finb bic befen, einfa9itsn, biuisfen,
farfiten unb leidt sebenbfen &eitpfise; ton.
men nit atpei suteu Yferoen ODER Wtulen bear.
beitet tuerben. @beafals vSonsueless BIue
Bea", v8eautb" unb v2aurel", gang itabI,
riding and walking Cultivators NIT ODER obne
Rorn> unb 8aumipolen. Yfanaer.
Msenten fir bic berabmten Brinly Pfuege,
Elanet It. Horse Hoe and C~ultivators COM
Dined, Sanb. SamenbriuS, @Hiige unS guI.
tipatoren. @nit. 8. 8re6t @nrfmaldinen unb
Builder 1teni Iien, SarriIon 8ros. & Co., an
gebrau9 fertis seniidte 8arben, gbas. Mutbs
9ontg. gxtraetoren, 8ienea.& au4er, Mefer .e.
@tr faufen brett bon Gabrifen mab bertaufen
tu ben nieorisfen Marftpreiien fir "cash".s
l.. Huth 81 Sohn.
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Nier3iei6brt9e 0rfahrnne elmer
alien mdrferfrt.

Wars. Dinslcws Soothing Shrup wirb
BON elmer Ter beiten Dottorinnen unb ben
Bdrterinnen in ben Ser. Staaten rers
idrieten. @r purbe felt 40 Sabren bon
Wilionen, bon Wittern unb Sinbern nit
pie feblenbem @rfclse sebrau4t, iuwOhl
bon benz 6 Gage alien &inbe, ME BON er=
wadienen Sinbern. gr bejsitist Sddrfe
i'm Nasen, befreit bon Binpfplic uno re=
Sulirt bic @ebdrme; ct Seridaft fir 8in>
Der unb Wttter &ube unb Wchlbehagen.
Bir slauben, baB Der Snrup bas Bette
unb fiderfte Mittel 1T sesen Dsienterie
unb DiarrbCe bel Sinoern, sleidpiel Of
curd 3abuen peruriudt Ober bur9 anbe.
re uriaden. Cine Misunderstanding
wiro ieber Slai4e beiseseben. Sc it
teins i&t, wenn ni4t bas Sacfn,ile bon
Curtis u. Bertins uuf Der Nubsnieite Der
GinpadunS entbalten 1T. Sn allen Mpns
thefen gu baben, bic 5lui4e Is Gents.
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Cinderella Gdmb sgtpre.
Ode Sfs6onfonftrabe unb Npenue C
panit! panit! pamif!

pamit! ganit! pamif!
1ay- l1nfere ioeben i'm Often amgez 0a
fauften 0orrdtbe on S9uben unb
Stiefeln mii1en in IA Sagen
Derfauft tperben, l,n6 fei
seA- es unterm Goftenpreis! -ss
Golgenoe 8eiipiele bienen ols Beueis
lnierer beiipiellos niebrigen preiie:
II Derf9iebene Nrten niebriser 6erren.
f6ube au 81. 40(En-grospr 81. 75)
9anbgendbte Serrenf6ube rgongreb"
gu $2.75 Cont iibli9er preis ~.
grtrafeine ban6gendbte 6errni9ube au
$3.50 (anberspo gu $3.50 perfauft.)
9nabeni9ube u. 2n6pffiefel au $1.25
(En-gros preis $1.50).
grtrafeine 2n6pffiefel. fir &naben So
(Wertb $2.75).
Damien. pantoHeln Ger. So gu nur
IS @ts. bas Yaar (Wertb sly.
Seine Mdb9eni1ube BON 8lacesQeber
gu nur IS Gents (Wertb 81.
&inberf9ube gu 40, so unb so Gents,
bic anoerspo 60, Is Gents unb 81
foften.
Babp : S@ube berf9iebener Qrt, bon
rs Gents an.
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Glebe1enS a1s @ikbDlb.

Gin pripat= Correspondent tbeilt benz
8rootlpner ngagle" folgen6es ers6blis
DE @ei9i9t9en nit, wel9es-penn es
nabr 1T, benefit, baB prdibent Glebe=
Lamb cine ti6tige Portion MutterpiB
mitbefommen bat unb baB Ell bic 9tnge
gu nebmen meiB, mie ie finb.
Gin bemofratii9er Senator bon
Rentudp unterbielt fi9 nit benz Prdli=
benten iiber Bartei : Mngelegenbeiten
unb man fam BEL bieie1 @eleeenbeit
aud auf bic leBte bemotratiiGe Yarteiz
Contention bes 9taates &entudp gu
Iprefen, pel9e befanntli9 beim Bes
gimme febr gegen Glebelanbs Wieberz
domination eingenommen tpar, nod
ber aber bod nit sroBer Majoritdt fir
oieielbe fttmmte. Ser betrefenbe Sc
uator ipra9 benz Brdiibenten geseniiber
fein 8efremben iber oieie 9altung Der
Contention aus unb ertldrte runb bers
aus, baB er bic Motibe, tpei9e 3u bie=
fem pl6bli9en Meinunsstpe6iel gefibrt
baben, einfa6 ni@t berftebe. uNber
ni6ts einfa9er, als bas! !" ermiberte ber
prdlibent, tpel6er an jenem Sage gang
beionbers gut gelaunt getpelen gu fem
i6eint, unb our @rlauterung bieier See
bauptung eradblte er ieinem Beiu9er
oas folgenbe n@lei9niB":
Mm nfer eines groBet Strnmes ia
Ben einf cine Mn5abl Mdnner unb
Gnabeu unb fii1teH. Yl6bli6 glitt ell
ter Der &naben aus unb fiel ing Wai=
Ter. @s entfanb cine groBe 8eme9uag
lnter ben 5uud@ft 8efinbli6en, aber
gfiemarlO riibrte fiG, I'm ben @rtrinfens
ben gu retten. SIS mar {9ou beinabe
5u fpdt, ba fam Elm Mann berbeigeeilt,
Der etpas abieits seltanben unb gefi6t
bate, obne Big babin gu merfen, mas
Dorgegangen mar. &aum bate er aber
6as erfabren, als ct ft6 obre langes
Befinnen in bic Glutben lttir3te urb BEN
nit benz Spoe &~insenben aus benz
Waher aog. Nls bies gei9eben tpar,
6rdngten t9 bic u%ebrigen am nfer UNI
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mort. Stun, banr Sbr 8ruber2" fragte
man meter. rNud nidt!." Damn aber
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babe ben jungen Mann iiberbaupt beute
gum erften Male ~gefeben!" rMber, tpa.
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benin baun Sbr 2eben eingefeBt, um
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tig bingeworfene Mnttuort beg fiibnen
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fii6en gegangen, unb ct batte bic Bi9ie
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nOas' lit bic grfldrune", I9loB Gle.
beIanb iein @lei6niB, lid babe bic &6s
berbii9ie, unb bic Serren Semofratert
bon &entudD miiIen bas!"....